Civil Liberties
The 14th Amendment
Civil Rights Movements
U.S. Public Policy (at home and abroad)
Policy Making
100

Define civil liberties

Limits on government that allow individuals to exercise their personal freedoms

100

What promise of equality does the 14th amendment make?

Equal protection under the laws or due process of law

100
Passed in 1964, a landmark piece of legislation that brought about the integration of public schools

The Civil Rights Act

100

What is unilateralism?

A nation acting alone/of its own accord/without the help of other nations

100
The first step in the policy making process

Agenda Setting

200

What clause says that government may not interfere in religious practice?

the free exercise clause

200

At first, the Bill of Rights only protected citizens from what level of government?

National or Federal

200

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to ensure women's due process 

ERA, or Equal Rights Amendment

200

What is the U.S.'s largest single government program?

Social Security

200

The way an issue is defined or framed often impacts what next step in the process?

Policy formation; which policy responses the government will consider implementing

300

What position has free speech traditionally held amongst all civil liberties?

a preferred one

300

Term for extending protections from the Bill of Rights to the state governments, one at a time

Selective incorporation

300

In the 1800's, how did the Supreme Court define Native American tribes?

Domestic, dependent nations

300

What is the term for selling and buying goods from other countries without tariffs?

Free Trade

300

Top-down and Bottom-up delivery describe routes taken for what step in the policy making process?

Implementation/the 4th step

400

A legal test often used to judge violations of the establishment clause

the Lemon test

400

1965 Supreme Court case that was one of the first to draw on a right to privacy

Griswold v Connecticut

400

Term to describe mass incarceration, particularly as it affects black Americans

The New Jim Crow

400

Name the two categories used in federal budgeting each year

Entitlement and Discretionary

400

When does the policy making process end?

It never truly does; cyclical in nature

500

What are at least three of the four amendments in the Bill of Rights that deal with rights of the accused?

Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth

500

Term for the "shadows of the amendments" where the court found a right to privacy

Penumbras 

500

Name the piece of legislation that won rights for those with disabilities?

the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990

500

What are the three goals of U.S. foreign policy, as identified in the textbook?

National security, Primacy/Economic success, and Spreading American ideals

500

The fifth step in the policy making process

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